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Houston Astros pick up doubleheader sweep of New York Mets HOUSTON -- Josh Reddick and Marwin Gonzalez recorded run-scoring hits to fuel a four-run, sixth-inning rally in the Houston Astros' 4-1 interleague victory over the New York Mets on Saturday night at Minute Maid Park, a win that capped a doubleheader sweep.      USC Trojans stage late rally to buck Western Michigan Broncos LOS ANGELES -- Dropped passes, missed tackles and turnovers threatened to spoil the highly anticipated season-opener for No. 4-ranked USC, but the Trojans rallied for a 49-31, come-from-behind win over Western Michigan on Saturday at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.   South Florida survives after scare from Stony Brook TAMPA -- No. 19 South Florida got a scare from FCS school Stony Brook, which led the Bulls at halftime and was tied in the fourth quarter before USF pulled out a 31-17 victory on Saturday at Raymond James Stadium.   Auburn Tigers rolls past Georgia Southern Eagles No. 12 Auburn got big plays from its running game and a dominating performance from its defense as the Tigers opened the season with a 41-7 win over Georgia Southern on Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala.   Michigan Wolverines rally past Florida Gators in opener ARLINGTON, Texas -- No. 11 Michigan overcame a pair of early pick-sixes to come back and beat No. 17 Florida 33-17 in the AdvoCare Classic on Saturday afternoon at AT&T Stadium.   U.s. Open: Rafael Nadal starts slow, finishes strong Top-seeded Rafael Nadal overcame a first-set loss for the second straight match to advance to the fourth round of the U.S. Open on Saturday at New York.   U.S. Open: Karolina Pliskova advances to fourth round Top-ranked Karolina Pliskova advanced to the fourth round of the U.S. Open on Saturday, but the Czech star had a lot more trouble than expected in her third-round match.   Chicago Cubs hang on to defeat Atlanta Braves CHICAGO -- It was a positive outcome in Jon Lester's return from the disabled list on Saturyday, but it was an otherwise awkward day for the Chicago Cubs.   NASCAR: Homestead-Miami will be emotion-filled weekend for Dale Earnhardt Jr.Houston Astros: Win over New York Mets highlighted by return home HOUSTON -- George Springer clubbed his career-best 30th home run and was one of six starters to record multi-hit games in the Houston Astros' 12-8 interleague victory over the New York Mets in the opening game of a doubleheader on Saturday at Minute Maid Park.   Top 25 roundup: Clemson romps, USC escapes upset bid CLEMSON, S.C. -- No. 5 Clemson amassed 665 yards of offense en route to a 56-3 victory against Kent State in the season opener for both teams on Saturday.   N. Korea tests nuclear bomb, S. Korea says Hours after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reportedly inspected a "super explosive" hydrogen bomb, a 6.3-magnitude earthquake was detected.   Fla. clerk charged with theft after allegedly stealing stripper fees A Florida municipal employee was charged with theft after allegedly pocketing the $75 fee paid by exotic dancers because most of the strippers paid in cash.   Kenyan president vows to 'fix' judiciary that invalidated his election Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said he will "fix" the nation's Supreme Court, which invalidated his victory in the Aug. 8 election.   Carolina Panthers acquire cornerback from Buffalo Bills The Buffalo Bills traded cornerback Kevon Seymour to the Carolina Panthers for wide receiver Kaelin Clay and a 2019 seventh-round draft choice, the Bills announced Saturday.   65,000 evacuated in Frankfurt for WWII bomb's removal More than 65,000 people in Frankfurt, Germany, were ordered to evacuate after construction workers unearthed a massive World War II-era bomb.   Justice Dept.: No evidence to back up Trump's wiretapping claim The Justice Department said there was no evidence to support President Donald Trump's claim that former President Barack Obama ordered Trump to be wiretapped.   Wyoming punter Tim Zaleski completely whiffs punt vs. Iowa True freshman punter Tim Zaleski completely missed a punt during Wyoming's 24-3 loss to Iowa.   New York Yankees: Matt Holliday returns with bang in win over Boston Red Sox NEW YORK -- Matt Holliday hit a tiebreaking three-run homer with nobody out in the bottom of the sixth inning as the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5-1 on Saturday.   Miami Hurricanes: Malik Rosier, Mark Walton key in rout of Bethune-Cookman MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- Junior quarterback Malik Rosier passed for 217 yards and three touchdowns and junior running back Mark Walton rushed for 148 yards and two scores to lead No. 18 Miami to a 41-13 opening victory over Bethune-Cookman on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium.   NASCAR: Kevin Harvick speeds to pole for Southern 500 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Aylan Kurdi Died 2 Years Ago Today. The Mediterranean Is Still a 'Cemetery'Most migrants attempting to reach Europe now embark on the perilous journey from North Africa to Italy.
  Russia Has Complied With Order to Shutter Posts, U.S. SaysThe United States says Russia has complied with its order to shutter its San Francisco consulate and trade offices in Washington and New York.
U.S., South Korea To Revise Missile Treaty in Face of North Korean ThreatsSEOUL- U.S. President Donald Trump agreed with South Korean President Moon Jae-in to revise a joint treaty capping the development of the South's ballistic missiles, Moon's office said on Saturday, amid a standoff over North Korea's missile and nuclear tests. "The two leaders agreed to the principle of revising the missile guideline to a level desired by South...
Palestinian Kids Learn to 'Fly' Beyond Walls at Skateboarding CampResidents in this Palestinian city never see the sunset. Now SkateQilya, a skateboarding summer camp in Qalqilya is teaching kids to fly.
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For One Family in Houston, an Overwhelming Start to RecoveryWith no preparation and few road maps to guide them, hurricane survivors like the Amofas are stumbling through their first bewildering days after Harvey.
Trump Returns to Texas, With Words of Encouragement and Triumph“There’s a lot of love,” the president said on his second trip to the region this week. “As tough as it’s been, it’s been a wonderful thing to watch.”
One Week After Harvey, Texas Residents Exhausted, Still StrandedAs residents of Houston tackled the long process of repair after “a trying week,” others near Beaumont were still under water or without tap water.
Astros Make Return to Houston, Looking to Help in Hurricane’s WakeThe Houston Astros’ doubleheader against the New York Mets on Saturday was the first time the team had played at Minute Maid Park since Hurricane Harvey hit.
Human Toll of Harvey Comes Into View as Waters RecedeAmong the dead were volunteers, people who ventured out to check on relatives, and “loner-type folks” who died in their homes.
U.S. Ponders Withdrawing From Trade Pact With South KoreaThe president’s advisers are deeply divided over the idea, as negotiators from both countries struggle to rewrite the five-year-old deal.
Long List of Top Democrats Have 2020, and Money, on Their MindsWell before most of them will announce they are running, prospective Democratic candidates for president are taking steps to lay the financial foundation for a campaign.
Desperate Rohingya Flee Myanmar on Trail of Suffering. ‘It Is All Gone.’Tens of thousands escaped into Bangladesh, where they told New York Times journalists accounts of massacres by security forces. Hunger and hardship await them across the border.
Education Disrupted: Silicon Valley Courts Brand-Name Teachers, Raising Ethics IssuesAs teachers launch personal brands and cast themselves as influencers, start-ups and tech giants alike are racing to cultivate them to spread their wares.
As Bike-Sharing Brings Out Bad Manners, China Asks, What’s Wrong With Us?The popularity of shared-use bikes has brought a wave of misbehavior, raising questions about social decay and the decline of decorum.
Sports of The Times: A Crude Rant Gets Fognini Booted From the Open — and Good RiddanceIt may take awhile for officials to decide the long-term fate of this foul-mouthed player. Based on his past behavior, though, it should be a no-brainer.
Cambodia Arrests Opposition Leader, Accusing Him of TreasonA rights advocate called Kem Sokha’s arrest a “disastrous setback” for human rights in Cambodia as Prime Minister Hun Sen consolidates power.
Yankees 5, Red Sox 1: Yankees Beat Red Sox as Matt Holliday Returns From the D.L. With a BlastHolliday delivered three runs with his 17th homer of the season. The Yankees also got a solid start from Masahiro Tanaka and three hits, including a solo home run, from Chase Headley.
In Venezuela, Cooking With Firewood as Currency CollapsesAcross every sector the nation relies on, production is falling and prices are skyrocketing. One family cooks over an open-air fire because propane gas is so scarce.
Russia Hands Note of Protest to U.S. Over Plans to Search Trade MissionRussia's foreign ministry has summoned a U.S. diplomat in Moscow to hand him a note of protest over plans to conduct searches in Russia's trade mission complex in Washington, which should soon be closed, the ministry said in a statement on Saturday. Jim Bridenstine to Be Nominated by Trump to Lead NASAThe former Navy pilot is in his third term in Congress and would be the first elected official to serve as NASA administrator if confirmed by the Senate.
Kenyans Celebrate Court’s Ruling to Nullify ElectionMany are calling Chief Justice David Maraga a national hero after the Supreme Court said the presidential vote was tainted by “irregularities and illegalities.”
Video of Police Officer Knocking Down Woman and Child Incenses ChinaA street altercation in Shanghai has renewed a national discussion about the powers of the police to push back against irate residents. Eid al-Adha: Muslims Around the World Celebrate Holy FestivalThe Feast of Sacrifice, or “big Eid,” is one of the two major religious festivals of Islam.
L’Oréal Drops Transgender Model Over Comments on RaceMunroe Bergdorf posted on social media about “the racial violence of white people” and was dropped from a makeup advertising campaign.
Celine Dion Loves You. And You. And You.After a hiatus and her husband’s death, the Canadian singer has gone from icon to legend. She’s given her fans everything else, so now she’s giving them a handbag.
In Indonesia, 3 Muslim Girls Fight for Their Right to Play Heavy MetalVoice of Baceprot, a rising metal band made up of three teenage girls, is challenging entrenched stereotypes about gender and religious norms in the country.
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